New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
WEDDINGS.

chimes OF At. Thomas'5 Chtrch rang out merr1iy
,srday afternoon at the wedding of Miss Nina lie Rsy
80 Anarew Miller The bride, daughter OF Edward
pov ia also related 10 the Pell and Livingston fami-
~ This CITY, Mr. Miller is OF the editors and part
ovp.r OF Life. The ceremony was performed BY the Rev.
Dr f. Morgan. rector of the church, and Ia the chan
.I ware the Revs Robert Lowry. Alexander b. Carver.
Mockav Smith. Charles Treat and Jacob Le Roy Tho
n,d.smads we're Miss Helen z. Miller. sister OF the
bridegroom; Miss Leila c. Pcll. Miss Victoria
whitney and Miss Ada Bates The brides gown
was PLAIN. but rich, Of cream white SATIN
trimmed with old point lace. Frank W. Millor brother
NJ the bride groom best nan and the ushers were
ceorre f. Po.tlethwaite. Jshn l. Lam,on, William
uooper OF Boston Walton o. Kcrnochan. Ncwbod lie
pov and Archibald lie Roy. brothers of the bride f. L.
Pollock and Charles NJ Pollock The bride was given
away by her father.
Yesterday at noon Miss Marie Van Vechten was mar
ried TO Samuel w. " Huntington at her sisters home,
M 1851 Malison-ave. Tho Rev DR.. =. A. Huntington,
Of the Auburn Theological Seminary the father OF the
brilegroem oaicated. The wedding was quiet one
and was witnessed by relatives and few friends Inc
bride was given away by her father. A. v W. Van Vech-
ton There were three bridesmaids, Miss Margaret
Fiher of Ithaca VI Miss Matte Huntington, sister Of
the bridegroom. and Miss Marie Burnett or Louisville
XIV Gssrge " Mcssiter was best man and the ushers
we're Dr. d. Bry sou Dclavan Rev Taber Knox OF larry
town, y. Y; Charles Baker and George A. Jeremiah
A wedding breakfast followed
pretty hoEso wedding was that or MISS Adelade
Dowpey daughter OF John DownAy. CO No % East Fifty
slx,hst TO Henry Do Groot Hastings, at the brides
mono yesterday afternoon. The Rev. Thomas 5. Hast
ings father OF tho bridegroom, eicated. The bride
was attended her sister. Miss Clara Agnes Downsy
and Mis-. Isabelle Hastings sister Of the bridegroom The
bridesmaids were Miss Downey and Miss Hastinsa the
ushcrs were George Edward Wood J. Duabar Wright.
Edward Burriu and Harris Reome. and the best man
w.s Thomas Hastings, brother OF the groom
Miss Lena Dixon. daughter Of COurtlandt c. Dixon
was married Louis Stanton at the home OF her sister
Mr.. Thomas G. Sloane No. Il West Fifty lrstst, yes
terlay afternoon. Tho ceremony was simple and there
we're no ushers. best man or bridesmaids small
circle OF friends and relatives was Invited to me reeep
ten. which followed half an hour aver tne Terehons
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs W: ID sloane
r ana mrs Mr ans Mrs George warren IT, MIRO
Dixon. the brides mother; Mrs j. Eide navarro Anon
and Mrs seward Webb, Louis Webb and Egerton
Webb.
Miss Julia Ely. daugter of W. H. Ely; and niece Of ex,
roOkiyn. last evening. in tho Madison SQUARE rre.by
teran Church. The Rev. DR.: c. II. Parkhurs oteiatsd
Arthur ilnorc smylie br.tnsr OF the bridegroom,
ses.msn rhe we're Arthur W:os
Chapman Rogers and Reginald g. Bare ty reception
followed at the brides home, No 49, East TwentJ-
third'st.
At St. PauIs Roman Catholic Church. in East One
hundred and ssventeenth-st. YESTERDAY moraing Miss
n sos :. Jos McLsarhn VINO general secretary
n, me st Vincep de Paul Conference. The bride s
sister OF the Rev James NJ Byrnes rector Oh we 20.
Church of the Blessed sacrament IN seTenty hrst,ss
be ri brother ociatcd assisted by 'he Rev. Ihonas
McClosksy. OF the Cathedral Arecepusn ioho"ed"
the house OF the brides mother
Nrw.U.vgx Nov tSpecini).-Miss Idyl A.. daughter
OF O. NJ Shepard the popular general superintendent of
The Road married to night 10 Chares
l. Way, OF Hartford graduate OF lale lh'Versy'
class Of and At present secretary OF the harlord
Hammer Company. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Dr. j. o. Peck. OF Brooklyn. Anorg the prom
fnent guests we're Samuel D. Cepin. Of -. Louis; o.
Percy Bright of Wilmington, Del. Francis f. shpman.
OF Hartford L. O. Baird OF Chicago aud G. Judd, OF
Hartford all classmates Of the bridegroom In the class OF
49, and w. W. Cslhare. OF Yale. '55 Two special cara
FROM Hartford brought q big delegation OF Mr Ways
city friends lie is member Of Company H. lst Req
nsnt and the company was present ia iull iorce 70
trace the occasion. The Wells Head society OF iaie
seat an elegant present After the wedding there was
rcgcptlon al adeut eheparIs home until $50
o'clock when Mr. and Mrs Wav took tho train for
Tbsy viii live al Hartford Miss Inese shepard, sister
of the bride. was bridesmaid ana Lews NJ way oioheI
OF the bride groom, was best man
PrrrsBrRG. Nov (Steciah.-One thousand invita-
tons issued to wedding at the shady side Pres
byteiian Church 10 night Miss Auua Weed, daughter
OF the iron manufacturer. was the brle Inc bridegroom
was Joseph Dl worth, Of the coffee merchant The
bride educated Paris and amoag her bridesmaids
ware yeung ladies from Cleveland, Washington and Bal
tmsre direction Of the bride dresses OF tue oldes
maids we're changci three times because their descrp
tion hal gone abroad. Following the ceremony there
was a reception at the Wood homestead
TIE GAELIC SOCIETY OPENS RE4DlNG-ROOu
Tho most successful meeting which the members OF
the Gaelic had in long time was held last
night at it, La IL west Twenty ST. to eelo
brate the formal opening Of the first free readinsrssm
established the city for the benefit OF Irish American